Ballroom 20 was the place to be on Thursday, the first official day of Comic-con, as thousands of fans waited to get in for panels featuring BURN NOTICE, COVERT AFFAIRS, PSYCH, RINGER, GAME OF THRONES, and TV Guide's fan favorites. I spent all day in the same room, and I thought I'd share my photos to highlight each panel.

No one works the Comic-con crowd like BURN NOTICE's Bruce Campbell,

who opened with a convention-themed comedy monologue that had fans in stitches.

Forgoing his usual method of handing out money for compliments,

this year Campbell gave away T-shirts and DVDs of his TV movie FALL OF SAM AXE.

Photo Credit: Stephanie Holland.

Piper Perabo's COVERT AFFAIRS made its Comic-con debut with a lively panel

that involved a lot of talk about Christopher Gorham's abs. Perhaps the most

tantalizing idea to come out of the panel was the suggestion of a three-way

crossover with BURN NOTICE and WHITE COLLAR. Photo Credit: Stephanie Holland.

The panel for PSYCH opened with a video appearance by future guest star William Shatner and

a live sing-a-long of the show's theme song by executive producer Steve Franks (center) and The Friendly Indians.

Photo Credit: Stephanie Holland.

Sarah Michelle Gellar (right) answered more questions about BUFFY than RINGER since

attendees knew so little about her new series, but now you can watch a brand-new series promo for RINGER.

Photo Credit: Stephanie Holland.

Though the entire cast of GAME OF THRONES were all treated like rock stars,

Jason Momoa and Peter Dinklage received the loudest applause,

while girls screamed non-stop for Kit Harrington (right) and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (left).

Photo Credit: Stephanie Holland.

Jorge Garcia (left) of ALCATRAZ and CHUCK'S Zachary Levi (right) talked about comic-con fandom,

watching each other's shows and what's next for their various series.

Photo Credit: Stephanie Holland.

DOCTOR WHO's Matt Smith (left) was particularly excited to see the stars of

TRUE BLOOD, like Kristin Bauer (right). Photo Credit: Stephanie Holland.

Stephanie Holland is a pop culture junkie, award winning journalist and proud nerd who also writes about the latest entertainment news with a geek slant for Inscaped.com.